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Is racism making our children sick?
Children who experience discrimination may be more at risk of mental and physical ill-health.
Numbers of Africans sentenced to die soars
More than 1 000 Nigerians languish on death row.
Bhekisisa journalist scoops impactAfrica award
Reporter Pontsho Pilane has been recognised for her reporting on menstruation.
Should the government tell you how to discipline your children?
New research reveals complex relationships between harsh parenting and violence later in life for children.
Controversial banting advocate Tim Noakes found not guilty
Professor Tim Noakes was charged with giving unconventional medical advice via Twitter.
The thriller that caused hundreds of organ donations
Why languish in illness when the poor could be used to help you live long and prosper? A dubious advertisement recently advocated.
Tshwane men to get the HIV prevention pill
By June, the health department will know more about how to roll out Truvada nationally to men who have sex with men.
Why South Africa is sad – and getting sadder
War-torn Somalia spent more than two decades without a working Parliament, so why are Somalis happier than South Africans?
Do medically circumcised men take more risks in the bedroom?
New research may have finally answered an old question.
National HIV plan scraps calls to decriminalise drug use
Contraception may be finally coming to a secondary school near you.
SA scores new medicine worth millions – for free
A deal brokered with the health department guarantees free access but for how long?
The future of take-away? I’ll take a large pizza – and an HIV test...
Home is where the heart is, they say – it could also be the future of HIV testing.
Feel unsafe? There’s an app for that
With crime rates high and no efficient emergency number available, an app developed by a student aims to make people in Kenya feel safer.
#LifeEsidimeni: Patients still missing after deadly move from state care
Gauteng health department hopes to avoid legal battle as more bodies are discovered.
Inspectors unearth rat infestation at Gauteng school following poisoning
Poor handling practices as well as storage, cooking equipment and fridges - and rats - increase the risk of food poisoning.
When is an abortion legal?
Find out when you can terminate a pregnancy and who should be doing it.